Venezuela releases 29 political prisoners amid dialogue

The article addresses the efforts to release political prisoners in Venezuela, noting that approximately 29 individuals left detention centers on Friday and Saturday, including eight women accused of charges related to terrorism and drugs. Human rights organizations such as "Justice, Encuentro, and Pardon" confirmed their progress in securing the release of these individuals, although the organization had not updated its figures on political prisoners as of Saturday. According to September data from the "Furo Penal" organization, there are still 344 political prisoners held. These developments occurred within the context of the second round of political dialogue between the authorities and the opposition in Caracas, which has led to progress in judicial reforms. Meanwhile, protests by the families of detainees continue outside prisons and the American embassy, demanding their release and calling for some prisons to be classified as torture centers.

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